Stock's Promising Mets Bid Halted by Shoulder Injury

0:00Welcome to New York Mets News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to New York Mets fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. Robert Stock, a 36 year old pitcher vying for a spot in the New York Mets bullpen, suffered a shoulder injury just days after a standout. Performance. During an exhibition game for Team Israel against the Miami Marlins on Tuesday, he threw three scoreless innings, allowing only two hits while, striking out three and hitting 98 miles per hour on his fastball. Earlier this week, Stock reported shoulder discomfort following that dominant outing in the World Baseball Classic preparations. The timing could not have been worse as he was building serious momentum this spring, training and hoping to earn a roster spot with the Mets, who often seek reliable relief arms. Mets fans are feeling a familiar sting, reminiscent of Edwin Diaz's knee injury during a World Baseball Classic celebration a few years ago. Many are rooting hard for Stock, a veteran who has grinded through the majors and even

1:01overseas leagues without sticking long-term. His career ERA sits at 4.90, but recent outing showed real promise for a comeback. The injury has put his immediate plans on hold, turning excitement into uncertainty for both him and the team. Right now, Stock awaits results from a battery of tests, including an MRI. Officials hope it's a minor issue allowing the quick return, but pitchers know how fragile these moments can be. We'll keep you posted as more details emerge. This DNN story comes to you thanks to our sponsor. Some travel miles to find peace. I just climb into bed and listen, soly pillow.com